According to the report of the International Finance Institute (IIF), the increased costs and loss of workforce due to the corona virus outbreak have multiplied the debt ratio in the gross domestic product (GDP) of many countries, especially in developing countries.IIFSustainabilityResearchDirector,accordingto a report byEmre Tiftik and AssistantEconomistKhadijaMahmood;Turkey,in the first quarterof the year,although notfelt muchimpact of theepidemic, after China andSouth Koreawas thirdin developing countriesincreased the most debt .The debt of developing countries, which was 70.6 trillion dollars in the last quarter of 2019, increased to 72.6 trillion dollars in the first quarter of this year.In the report,developing countriesthis yearmaturitiesnext yearthe debts ofdollarsnext3.7trillionwill rise to$ 4 trillion,it's17 percent ofthecurrencyofthe countrywill be forcedmostto paythedebttobe establishedin China,the UnitedArab Emiratesandemphasizedit would beTurkey.In the first quarter of 2020, as the effects of the epidemic started to be seen in some countries, especially in China, global debts reached 331 percent of GDP and broke a record with $ 258 trillion.In the last quarter of last year, global debt amount was 249 trillion dollars and its share in GDP was 320 percent.In the second and third quarter, where the effect of the pandemic intensifies, this amount is expected to increase many times over.